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Thread: Use of forum--question on Thai map
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Re: Use of forum
PERSONALLY, I think it is ok to do that occasionally for emphasis. Haha! Or to highlight something, in lieu of italics.
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20-05-13, 05:22 PM
Thread: In need of honest advice
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Re: In need of honest advice
As a preamble, I should mention 2 things before I present my next reply.
1) I am not Thai, and I don't want to mislead you into thinking that what I will suggest is in perfect congruence with... -
20-05-13, 10:55 AM
Thread: Map of thailand with place names in thai
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Re: Map of thailand with place names in thai
This is your other post: http://www.thailandqa.com/forum/showthread.php?43812-Use-of-forum
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19-05-13, 10:49 PM
Thread: In need of honest advice
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Re: In need of honest advice
Hi Rachaya,
Welcome to the forums!
Just to clarify- are you trying to say that you suspect the guy is a scammer and that the same thing has happened to you? Also, you don't know these people... -
19-05-13, 09:37 PM
Thread: In need of honest advice
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Re: In need of honest advice
As far as I see you have presented your story well, trying to give it a balanced viewpoint. That is, trying to look at things from her perspective, too.
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19-05-13, 04:55 PM
Thread: New Members Please Introduce Yourself Here
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Re: New Members Please Introduce Yourself Here
We appreciate your offer to be more helpful in the forums, especially in the abovementioned issues. Hope you will stick around. Welcome!
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19-05-13, 11:54 AM
Thread: New Members Please Introduce Yourself Here
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Re: New Members Please Introduce Yourself Here
Welcome to this site, Toydajo! You'll have plenty of opprtunities to ride an elephant even if you fail to visit the zoo. Many tourist attractions in Thailand offer that activity.
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17-05-13, 10:13 AM
Thread: Use of forum--question on Thai map
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Re: Use of forum
Thread moved.
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17-05-13, 09:41 AM
Thread: Use of forum--question on Thai map
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Re: Use of forum
Hi Sid,
First of all, welcome to the forums! Yes, you can ask that kind of question in these forums. This is not the right section, but that's not a big deal, for later on a staff can easily... -
17-05-13, 01:31 AM
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Visitor Warning: Re: Public Health England Concerned so Many Travellers Returning Home with Dengue - T
I am surprised that the potency of dengue virus is being played down here. I did a thorough research (when my nephew became a victim ) and it is in fact tagged as a killer disease! I wonder if the...
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07-05-13, 02:25 PM
Thread: New Members Please Introduce Yourself Here
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Re: New Members Please Introduce Yourself Here
Weicome LonghammerGuy! It's interesting that you chose to learn Thai for your first non-European language. Please feel free to ask questions or share your experiences in learning Thai.
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06-05-13, 11:35 PM
Thread: Do you grow your own ( Thai ) herbs?
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Re: Do you grow your own ( Thai ) herbs?
Tomatoes are my favorites! I eat them everyday. I heard that 'recycled' water saved from the washing machine's rinse or from doing dishes can be used for watering tomatoes. That's a practical tip!...
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06-05-13, 10:56 PM
Thread: What happened to the forums
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Re: What happened to the forums
Thanks. Your words resonate the spirit of JFK's oft-qouted address~ Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country. It's a good reminder to look inwardly on what we ...
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06-05-13, 09:12 AM
Thread: your hands are on my heart.. >> Thai
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Re: your hands are on my heart.. >> Thai
LOL. Welcome back to the forums! Being guapo (handsome) is enough qualification; forget about being a poeta. :laughlong:laughlong
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05-05-13, 07:23 PM
Thread: your hands are on my heart.. >> Thai
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Re: your hands are on my heart.. >> Thai
In Spanish, poeta is a male poet. That's why in my mind they are male. Having said that, I'm still unsure if the OP is male or female.
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05-05-13, 03:25 PM
Thread: your hands are on my heart.. >> Thai
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Re: your hands are on my heart.. >> Thai
What an interesting comment!
Apparently our respective takes on these 'poems' reflect varied viewpoints. I liked your analogy of
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05-05-13, 12:20 PM
Thread: your hands are on my heart.. >> Thai
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Re: your hands are on my heart.. >> Thai
Tod raised valid points. I had been wanting to post a similarly strongly-worded comment, but there’s always something that stopped me. However, Tod made me realize that I am not alone in my...
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03-05-13, 11:49 AM
Thread: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
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Re: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
I understand! It could be uncomfortable to be called a name or nickname which doesn't feel "it's you". In seminars I am involved in, we try to solve that by letting the participants themselves print...
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02-05-13, 09:50 PM
Thread: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
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Re: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
Oh, I found an explanation.
Why is Bill from William?
There are many theories on why Bill became a nickname for William; the most obvious is that it was part of the Middle Ages trend of... -
02-05-13, 09:36 PM
Thread: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
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Re: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
Yes, very hard to guess how Johns are nicknamed Jacks, just like John F. Kennedy. But according to historical accounts, John is a name with history stretching back far into Biblical times. However,...
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02-05-13, 04:39 PM
Thread: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
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Re: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
In the US, UK and other countries some nicknames are shortened versions, culled from given names and don't really have meanings, unlike in Thai. For example, Art for Arthur, Jenny for Jennifer,...
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30-04-13, 08:05 PM
Thread: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
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Re: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
LOL, now I am confused. By the way, are there guys nicknamed ICE also?
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29-04-13, 10:05 AM
Thread: it will be jealous ...Please THai..
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Re: it will be jealous ...Please THai..
I have been struggling very hard to appreciate your poetry. Would you mind educating me how your 'moment of death will be jealous upon knowing that you love someone deeply'? In other words, how can a...
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28-04-13, 05:14 AM
Thread: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
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Re: Top 10 Most Popular Thai Nicknames
The nickname " Ice", appears on the top 10 list. I know at least 4 Thai ladies who have this nickname. Does this have the same meaning in English, which is''water frozen solid" ? Why is this so...
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19-04-13, 03:11 PM
Thread: Can someone help translate this sentence?
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URGENT: Re: Can someone help translate this sentence?
Could have been done by a person who studied how to write Thai script-look at how they started from the loops. My guess is that the person is probably more used to writing in a slant, hence the...
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11-04-13, 09:05 AM
Thread: I did cry >> Thai ?
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Re: I did cry >> Thai ?
Yeah, I was probably wrong.:)
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10-04-13, 11:17 PM
Thread: I did cry >> Thai ?
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Re: I did cry >> Thai ?
Hi Poeta,
My comment about your poems being 'corny' was a sweeping generalization, based on all the poems you have posted in this forum. I was thinking that you probably could increase the... -
10-04-13, 07:47 PM
Thread: I did cry >> Thai ?
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Re: I did cry >> Thai ?
Poeta-
Can you do us a little favor -can you make your poems less corny, please?:cry: -
06-04-13, 08:28 AM
Thread: Record Breaking Temperatures in Thailand
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Re: Record Breaking Temperatures in Thailand
ambiwlans= ambulance :D
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26-03-13, 08:35 AM
Thread: Danger of Bag Snatching in Bangkok
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Re: Danger of Bag Snatching in Bangkok
I fail to understand why thieves have to hurt you even when you're not putting up any kind of resistance. There have been such stories, and some celebrated ones where victims were even killed...
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23-03-13, 10:58 PM
Thread: View through my window
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Re: View through my window
I forwarded those photos to a Birtish friend in Thailand to make him appreciate better the heat!:D
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21-03-13, 02:21 PM
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Re: Briton denies Buddha tattoo was 'disrespectful'
I also get the impression that it is not forbidden in Thailand.
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21-03-13, 01:49 PM
Thread: Happy Birthday nam phyyng!
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Re: Happy Birthday nam phyyng!
Happy birthday, NP!!!!
I am glad to note that you have stuck to this Forum through thick and thin, so to speak. You may not be a regular contributor, but it is always a pleasure to see you around.... -
20-03-13, 11:15 AM
Thread: FDA warns of used cooking oil
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I hope FDA doesn't take this lightly. I know some people recycle cooking oil due to ignorance. But, of course, it's also true that many commercial cooks do it to make more profit, unmindful of the...
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19-03-13, 03:48 PM
Thread: RIP Ninjanin
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Re: RIP Ninjanin
I thought I should mention here that Nin's sister uses the account Ninjajin when she logs on at the Forum and at the Chat Room, in case some people are wondering why the name is still seen online a...
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18-03-13, 12:58 PM
Thread: Experiences of Juicing in Thailand
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Re: Experiences of Juicing in Thailand
The juice diet introduced to us, which is part of Gerson Therapy for cancer patients, disfavors Centrifugal-type of juicers and blenders or liquefiers. Even for non-cancer diagnoses and simply for...
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17-03-13, 09:32 PM
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Re: Briton denies Buddha tattoo was 'disrespectful'
Please consider my question as arising from ignorance- Is this really a taboo? This is my first time to hear about this. In Thailand I have seen many people doing it; I have also seen photos where...
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17-03-13, 08:09 PM
Thread: RIP Ninjanin
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Re: RIP Ninjanin
Trangam, I am glad to note you finally could post a message here. I know that was not easy for you. Thank you.
Trangam, Billy, Larue, Wilma, Ruby, Tao, Navara, Kotcha, Nym, Xfiles, Fan, Nu, and... -
16-03-13, 01:15 PM
Thread: Experiences of Juicing in Thailand
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Re: Experiences of Juicing in Thailand
My initial acquaintance with juicing came about 3 years ago when my sister was diagnosed with cancer. Her doctor prescribed a special diet leaning heavily on vegetable and fruit juice. It’s the...
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12-03-13, 08:26 AM
Thread: RIP Ninjanin
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Re: RIP Ninjanin
Nin will be cremated on Friday, 15 March. We are now in touch with his family in Indonesia and more information and photos will be shared here in a few days.
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11-03-13, 06:41 AM
Thread: RIP Ninjanin
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Re: RIP Ninjanin
I am in deep shock! My sincere condolences to Nin's family and friends.
Nin hailed from Indonesia. He first joined TCB about 2-3 years ago when he got enamored with Thailand and he started to... -
06-03-13, 09:08 AM
Thread: Bus stop rage driver's sentence cut
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News: Re: Bus stop rage driver's sentence cut
I had followed this case from Day 1 and, together with a group of Thai friends, had predicted that the outcome would lead to something like this --a virtual acquittal! Funny I had expected it, and...
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04-03-13, 07:16 PM
Thread: New Members Please Introduce Yourself Here
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Re: New Members Please Introduce Yourself Here
Welcome to the forums, Aguy1888! There are many resources in this site which you can use for learning Thai. Good luck!
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02-03-13, 11:32 AM
Thread: Si Racha or SeeRATcha ?
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Re: Si Racha or SeeRATcha ?
Reminds me of the way "San Jose" (California) is pronounced by most Americans. They would say"San Ho-say", rhyming with "say". ( Other non- Spanish speakers might say "San djoze", "San Hoze" or "San...
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28-02-13, 09:05 AM
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Re: FLIGHT ADVICE - LDN to BKK, or near, as cheap as pos?!
I don't really have direct experience in booking these deals in the abovementioned site. And so I wouldn't bet my bottom $ that they're for real. However, the info came from British people who...
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